in their love story, everything went and went so far that taisiya mikhailovna became the first russian wife to a congolese who followed him to his homeland, the majority of people are very friendly. and they are easy to work with. that's when i didn't start working and i didn't know, uh, almost a single word of french and how they helped me. this kindness with you from the soviet union was not possible to take, no russian books, no newspapers, no records, teisi mikhailovna found herself in complete linguistic isolation, but she had songs that she knew by heart and sang them with the children. and now with grandchildren it is not necessary to build a song and help to live. you know, this has always been in our family. here we are going to sing one of them now, a sad guy walks through someone’s windows with a sad guy on a balalaika. and the pedestal, fog, fog,

fog of the tumbar, tumbalayka sings. you are a balalaika louder than a play. sing the balalaika tumbala. yes, here i am. this night i baked bread on sourdough grain sprouted naturally, because there are cumin and these same specialists. yes, according to borodino we grew up in leningrad, so for us bread is a very besieged leningrad taught us to be valued in the soviet union while continuing our studies, so they grew up in two countries. pioneer

komsomolets, i can say that we are lucky that we lived in this era, we know what it is. i am soviet, i immediately say. i am a soviet girl. i am not a russian congolese. here's what's in more detail now. no, i'm not russian. i am soviet, i am lenin, always ahead , forever alive. i am in this context. yes, i was the battalion commander of our school. i mean, it was a mirror-like winter artek what is valuable is that we have been brought up in such a spirit. know respect. it can be said that in the same place, as everything was done by the team, that is, people treated each other with respect. and that is, we received this education . here is that period. it is very that

is, as if you always remember it. you appreciate it very much. this education is soviet education. well, then, of course, russian deserves great respect. so i am sure that thanks to this upbringing more. i can say that i have reached certain certain level. i am pleased with myself. i can say so. teddy bear teddy bear where is your smile full of gaps and fire is the most ridiculous mistake teddy bear so you're leaving me. we were born with this. we were brought up in this and it is our duty to educate our future generation in the same spirit. uh, because we educate, that is, we take the best that we got. we give our children an honorary consul of russia in point noir. he works a lot with russians and helps russian

businesses in the congo by organizing an event by may 9th. in general, it contributes in every possible way to in order for russian culture to be presented in the congo brightly and with dignity, he dreams of building a large russian-language school, in which teaching will be based on the best principles of soviet education. and this is actually very very important, because here we are all, naturally, children go to e to french american schools. so, naturally, we are losing this young people who are ready to come to study in the educational system, which will be in russian. if this project is implemented, i can tell you that all my life has been lived. eh, don't in vain. pavel apanasenko, an employee of the russian

cultural center, a master of sports in swimming , his business trip to the congo began in march. a month later, his wife , the star of russian synchronized swimming , the olympic champion polina komar, a developing direction for russia, came to him, and it would be interesting to be, uh, a participant in all these developing relationships. unfortunately , it is the republic of the congo that has little information in the public domain about the congo. on the internet here. for some reason , few people did not go to big tourist shows. filmed here some interesting issues write little about the congo in such a narrow sense, he should be some kind of messenger in his mini-society in russia of some information about africa in general and ending in particular. the local

population is simply in shock. what could be that they somehow turned out to be an olympic champion is not clear. how delighted they are. everything shakes my hands. i came here with no knowledge of french. i understand them a little in french, but i can’t communicate with them in french, they immediately switch most people speak russian and begin to communicate very well in a very understandable language to me and it’s really really nice beautiful places on lake lesnoye and went to the city of bonur, where there is an ocean, i broadcast all this, showed a lot of people were surprised by our moscow ones, what is here in general there are, indeed, people

who know nothing about the republic at all. that is, it is very interesting for them. we hope and look forward to productive cooperation in sports. here, personally we slept. it is directly related water sports. i would like to work as a coach in such conditions. kill to benefit sports in other countries than in ours that in our country there are already a lot of talented people and they are generally enough. but in countries such as the republic, the congo lacks this. this is evident and i would like to benefit this country. representatives of a very popular subculture in central africa gather in this cafe. sapyo is an abbreviation that translates as a community of advanced and elegant people.

a kind of, kangaleck dudes is a movement originated eyebrows or after the second world war. and now it is very popular. there is a sapper in each cargo area. and today they came each from their own district to create a unique atmosphere. here you see with this image put on socks and should be seen. and this is just one of the images that i have. for the purchase of expensive suits of luxury european brands, these dandies spend thousands of francs, often sell the latter and get into debt to be expensively and elegantly dressed. this is a kind of cult congo sappers are generally very fond of dressing up, but if we are talking about sappers for their

motives, they must always choose colors. usually. it's bright colors are good, matching between each other. at some point, it became a good market for clothes of such brands of english french italian brands, and here, of course, you can invite russian designers, you need to open this culture , make shows, a in the congo and thus attract a new audience. we are bound by friendship in russia, which means the culture of russia for us sappers, there are well -known brands in russia. well, we wear only branded clothes and we can gladly dress up in costumes from russian designers and in this way we will make these things cult

director of the russian house maria fakhrutdinova this is a gesture of public diplomacy, including through projects that connect our congolese culture, the image of a russian house is created and russia makes it possible to study the russian language through the russian language, and people can receive various competencies of any age and can find for yourself classes are sports activities , music, dance.

and, of course, to study russian and russian well, marsik well, an old friend of nothing at all at a state university, they studied at the faculty of philology, in the late seventies, almost half a century ago, but they are still friendly and often recall their student days with nostalgia.

yes, you're here. i'm here, which means how quickly the time of photography flies. russian language we knew a lot about the soviet union and more at that time we liked the soviet union although although our country. uh, ka-uh was french the colony. the soviet union uh, defended equality, so that everyone could live peacefully well? that is, so that we all want to become socialists, when we sometimes compare ourselves

with those who studied in france. although they were so arrogant, you see, so proud, ah, the ideology of the soviet union, that is, education. this is modesty, modesty, that is, to love your people, to love your country, not to be the chairman, and we were convinced of this, especially when we began to study very russian in the soviet union. until now, when i studied at the lyceum of the language.

don't forget, i won't be any more small smoke and so on and on and on, thanks to which , uh, the russian language, all my children continued. uh, no, they studied in russia, my two daughters graduated, they studied in ivanovo. they are now back, sitting and waiting for them to start working. and my son my son is there uh, keep learning. they see that the russian people are our second motherland. six in

soviet times, they were here to assist in the training of personnel on the spot . 100 of our teachers, primarily school teachers, worked on a permanent basis. teachers many ministers, as a rule, yes, that's in every government, which here succeed each other. and as a rule, three four, uh, ministers studied in the soviet union and now it is the minister of foreign affairs, and a graduate of st. petersburg state university is very famous here, and indeed here, because i think that he, as he recites the bronze horseman , was seen, probably, by many. i love wars, uh,

who graduated from the academy of armored troops malinovsky uh and uh minister, and in health care, and who also graduated from a military, but an educational institution. he is also a former general, but now he heads the local ministry of health of the information filter. i can say that i received a good military political and philosophical education. i owned the main command of the artillery troops. i studied marxist leninist philosophy and got acquainted with political economy after returning from the ussr , i was able to analyze the political

decisions not only in military but also in organizational political terms. the soviet union in general made a great contribution to the planning of the development of the congo. i believe that the first five-year plan that we developed was drawn up thanks to the soviet leaders who came here among the former ministers of health, at least three also educated in the soviet union. we have a hospital built thanks to soviet congolese cooperation. doctors were very important to us. cooperation in the field of medicine was the most important aspect. it laid the foundation for the organization of our health care letters. one of the significant projects in the field of

modern medicine is the assistance of russian oncologists in the diagnosis and treatment of albinos. you know, being born white in a community where 99% of the people are black. it's not just that i'm watching the situation in uganda, tanzania, kenya, where albinos are being killed. sometimes they are kidnapped and beheaded because there are people willing to pay big money for it. we in the congo condemn this and talk a lot about the genetic cause of the disease, raise awareness of people about the disease. you know that albinism is a genetic anomaly that changes the color of the eyes, hair, skin, and in this regard, we were in a very difficult situation. and we needed experts on this anomaly, despite what we could discover. a clinic with free medical care, the doctors working here lacked experience. here the main cause of death of people with albinism is skin cancer,

skin cancer is the first cause of death of albinos in africa because you know that in africa people with albinism must every wear glasses during the day and use sunscreen. after the visit of russian doctors, we managed to significantly reduce the mortality rate. we used to say goodbye to three to four people a month, and in the last 3 years only three patients have died. this is a big breakthrough uh russian doctors they came here to operate on me because i had neck cancer. they transported part of the skin from my thigh, they did everything right. everything went perfectly. they trained our doctors in technology and skin grafting. we also got special equipment for detecting neoplasms at an early stage, which we purchased in russia, russian doctors have done

a lot of work here, thanks to which our doctors can provide more efficient care to patients. this is the building that we have behind you. well, of course, constructivism evokes such warm nostalgic feelings, immediately such a reference to the soviet past. what is the history of this building this building was built in 1985 by the soviet union to train higher sports personnel, respectively called the higher party school. where were you trained? uh, the representatives

of the labor party, still need to be noticed through the builders of the future, it should be noted that the party in power is still called labor. management cadres, as well as in the courtyard of the former party school, we quite by chance meet a teacher, and he, of course, also turns out to be a graduate of a soviet university. this school is a gift from the communist party of the soviet union , the main goal of which was to promote

the socialist ideology in the countries of the congo was the center of the international movement of workers whose main task was the liberation of countries opened unrealistic oppression. a similar situation was in angola, mozambique , zimbabwe, ethiopia, it so happened that the president of the zombie zamora mashel studied here even after his death. at the direction of the congolese labor party , together with the socialist party. in the ussr , this school was renamed the highest party school of samora. machel, you see the wall behind me and the flag of the former soviet union hangs on it and everything that you see was here. built the library was fully stocked with russian books thanks to the higher school of the former ussr and there were russian teachers who worked here, someone taught the basics of security. who is there marxist philosophy, angolan leaders? how many of you have studied here? the leaders of the new generation, thanks to

the russian home, have the opportunity to go to russia, just as in soviet times, education is a powerful link. for more than 12 years, the new generation program has existed for our countries. this is the rossotrudnichestvo program that sticks out uh young people from 25 to 35 years old, and for their leadership qualities and invites to various programs. and in russia it's a great opportunity for young leaders to meet to discuss uh, important pressing issues. and, of course, to develop their leadership qualities and dads and moms studied in donetsk , one of the first diplomatic partners with which the republic of the room signed a cooperation agreement was the russian federation in today's context of what we call

globalization. our two countries are interested in continuing cooperation and on the basis of this rich history. i think that our two countries will only benefit from continuing to work together, and indeed we see that many graduates of the new generation, firstly, keep in touch, and continue to support the russian home, which is really important in the context of the congo when we see that, and in the nineties, they didn’t leave to study in russia, but, nevertheless, the new generation is shaping, and people who are saturated with russia who see modern russia and, uh, who develop very quickly in their careers stairs. therefore, if someone thinks,

now why do we need africa if we don’t get anything there, no, this is mutually beneficial, trade and economic ties in political terms too. and again, now it’s brighter than ever, but it’s appeared, then, and the relationship of africans. here in this complex geopolitical situation, where it’s not easy for many to figure it out abroad, and when they pour into their ears because of western channels, it pours only one version of the event is perverted but nevertheless. uh, every country in africa a is one voice of a word or international organizations. this is russia's support, uh, because it is russia, because it believes in it, because it cannot be wrong.

left where dressed up for a pension went this is my grandfather vasily pavlovich safonov, major of the airborne forces god bless america you will have to move out long ago.

and we continue to talk about the main thing for today, starting with the news from st. petersburg. today , vladimir putin is meeting with the main african states there, so at a meeting between vladimir putin and the president of the south african republic of sirial. romaphoses were discussed in

volume. uh, trade between russia and south africa last year. it increased by almost 16.5% and reached a billion 300 million dollars, as putin noted on the russian south african relations as a whole are based on the principles of strategic partnership interaction , according to the president. the agricultural sector and sciences, according to putin, negotiations with african leaders go productively on the eve dragged on even until late at night. increased almost urgently with the president. well , ibrahim etraoreo, he noted that the trade turnover between the two countries is still modest, so there is something to work on and expressed the hope that the opening of russian embassies will give bilateral markist embassies an impetus to intensify cooperation. vladimir putin met with the president of guinea and wrote to imar si sok imbalu to talk

about the development of cooperation in energy and fisheries. putin also sees a big potential in white exploration and joint development of the resource base is also in the development of infrastructure, according to the russian president. cooperation is also stable in a series of formations of the second and second international meetings between vladimir putin and president malina sentences discussed the development of bilateral relations and prospects for cooperation in various sectors, the president of russia for the supply of grain and said that african countries are suffering from external pressure and hopes for partnership with moscow vladimir putin already stated that the russian the government will release two million dollars to purchase raspberries for a new batch of agricultural food. maybe today is life in st. petersburg. vladimir putin spoke via video link with families awarded the presidential order of parental glory.